What do I mean by banner?

Question 1: What does banner mean? In the past, writing was done vertically, so the long vertical strips of calligraphy and painting were all banners, and the long horizontal strips were banners.

Today’s promotional slogans and banners at welcome ceremonies are all considered banners, and Chuwai is a derived advertising banner.

Question 2: A friend of mine wrote a signature: For my people on the banner, just one word, get out. I don’t understand what the banner means. Your friend should be illiterate or someone who doesn’t study well.

According to the meaning, "banner" should be "challenge" or "provocation".

Is this understandable?

Question 3: What does the banner mean? Plato (Plaato, 427 BC - 347 BC) was born in a well-known aristocratic family in Athens. He received a good education since childhood and studied under Socrates at the age of 20. Philosophy, after the death of Socrates, Plato left Athens to travel. He returned to Athens 12 years later and founded the Agaademy Academy, where he lectured until his death. "Plato is the only writer in the classical era whose works are rich and whose works seem to be completely intact." Among the 36 dialogues he left to future generations, "Utopia" and "Laws" more concentratedly reflect his educational theories , he conceived a huge education system around the educational issue of cultivating "philosopher kings"

Question 4: What does this banner mean? Liu Ying tests horses in spring, and tiger generals talk war at night. This banner is the first half of the sentence, and the whole sentence means:

Zhou Yafu, a famous general in the Han Dynasty, planted willow trees all over the military camp where he was stationed, so that later generations generally called the military camp "Liuying". The barracks generally refers to the large tent in the army, where the commander strategizes.

"The horses are tested in the spring in the Liu camp, and the war is discussed at night in the barracks." This couplet vividly outlines the scene of military life. As the name suggests, it means training troops in the military camp during the day and discussing how to use troops in the military tent at night.

Question 5: What does banner mean? Banner

Basic explanation

1. [horizontal scroll of painting or calligraphy]: horizontal calligraphy and painting, slogans, banners, etc.

2. [banner]: hanging A flag used as an organizational emblem, award flag, etc. on a crossbar, between two flagpoles, or mounted in a frame

Welcome the masses with banners and slogans

3. [streamer]: use A single-line banner placed in a window or department store window.

Question 6: What does it mean to pull up a banner? It means pulling up a banner. . . . Do you know what the banner is?

A banner is the kind of thing that has "Welcome to Leader XX" printed on it when the leader inspects it.

Question 7: What is the unit of the banner? The width of the banner is uniform. Yes, then the length is not necessarily certain, so generally the banner refers to how many meters.

Question 8: What does banner mean? In the past, writing was done vertically, so the long vertical strips of calligraphy and painting were called banners, and the long horizontal strips were called banners.

Today’s promotional slogans and banners at welcome ceremonies are both considered banners, and the other are derived advertising banners.

Question 9: I often see “cum” on banners. What does it mean? The meaning of "和" and "与"

It's nothing, it's used more in government agencies and looks more formal